MaReMa > IFM > Lecturing > IFM Online > Basic Social Science
Aim
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Course description
This course is primarily intended for students aiming to enter the International Fisheries Management master programme. Through seven topics, the course gives a basic introduction to the fisheries system, to social science system theory and the basic concepts in fisheries management, and to different approaches to fisheries management. Students can take a self test after each topic.
Tools
Classfronter: Articles in pdf, power point slides in pdf, links to short videos.
Web based self test (multiple choice)10 questions after each topic.
Aim
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Course description
This course is primarily intended for students aiming to enter the International Fisheries Management master programme. Through seven topics, the course gives a basic introduction to the fisheries system, to social science system theory and the basic concepts in fisheries management, and to different approaches to fisheries management. Students can take a self test after each topic.
Topics
- The Fisheries – Why are they important?
- Food source - Food security and safety
- Social Issues –
1. Who fish and has the right to fish,
2. Class, gender, and power - Income, livelihood and economy
- Political relevant - sovereignty
- Ecosystem impact
- The Fisheries as systems
- A system approach to the fisheries - Diversity, Complexity, Dynamics, and Scale or how fish, people and society are linked together.
- The diverse actors in the fisheries,
- The challenge
How to create ecologically, economically and social sustainable fisheries?
- Why do we manage the fisheries?
- Open access and The tragedy of the commons
- Towards the Law of the Sea
- International, Regional, and National institutions
- From unregulated to regulated Nature and Society
- How do we manage the fisheries?
- Management regimes – What is a regime
- Centralized management - case
- Participatory (co-) management - case
- Self management - case
- Market based -cases
- Management approaches and institutional challenges
- Single stock - Norwegian Cod
- Multi spices fisheries
- Straddling stocks - Tuna
- Ecosystem Approach
- Management regimes – What is a regime
- Systems of rights in the fisheries
- Traditional rights
- Indigenous rights
- Rights vs social justic
- Systems of knowledge in the fisheries
- Traditional knowledge - case
- Formalized knowledge - case
- Integrating different knowledge systems – case
- Solving problems and conflicts in fisheries management
- Sources and consequences
- How can they be solved?
- Making fisheries management policy and plans
Case - Forvaltningsplan for Barentshavet?
Tools
Classfronter: Articles in pdf, power point slides in pdf, links to short videos. Web based self test (multiple choice)10 questions after each topic.
